Some Thoughts on Clay Consolidation.

The article titled "Some Thoughts on Clay Consolidation" was published in the Creation Research Society Quarterly. The editorial staff of CRSQ allows letters to the editor to express a variety of views, and the content of the letters reflects the opinion of the author, not necessarily the opinion of the editorial staff or the Creation Research Society. The editor disagrees with Dr. Scott Dunn's reasoning, stating that his underlying assumption of uniformitarianism is flawed. The editor believes that there are exceptions to the rule that the present is the key to the past, such as the Creation event and the global Flood. The editor argues that it is not possible for 1,000 meters of clay to be consolidated over 2.7 million years, as the Earth is less than 7,000 years old. Instead, the editor suggests that God could have commanded the clay and other soils to consolidate quickly during the Flood. [Extracted from the article]